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Everything else / Re: Webd, similar to HFS, only 90KB

« Last post by LeoNeeson on July 03, 2024, 04:58:46 AM »

Thanks a lot for telling me all that.

You welcome.

I'm not sure whether to open source it. Currently, at the bottom of the file list on the web interface, there might be an inconspicuous line of text advertising or other information. If it's open-sourced, this will definitely be recompiled and removed, or even changed to someone else's advertisement and redistributed.

That's understandable. I hope the advertisements goes well for you, I wish you success. If at any point you decide to abandon or discontinue developing the software, keep in mind to open source it, so that someone else can continue improving it. Anyway, in this part of the world where I live (as you say the "english-speaking world"), most people here are very lazy, so even they having the source code, will do nothing. For example, HFS (this forum is about that software), is open source and almost -nobody- collaborates contributing with enhancements.

I am considering applying the TLS/1.3 code to a new project, such as a chat server similar to webd, because using WebRTC for audio and video calls requires HTTPS support.

It sounds very interesting, I hope it's also lightweight.

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Everything else / Re: Webd, similar to HFS, only 90KB

« Last post by mzw18667 on July 01, 2024, 03:44:36 AM »

Hi!, thanks for sharing this. I haven't tested (since don't have enough free time right now), but it seems nice by looking the screenshots. You are lucky that I'm active on this forum to leave you a reply. If it's your app, you must know it takes some time a software to get popular and gain trust ("Webd" seems to be a relative new freeware). To my own taste, I always prefer 'Open Source' software, since to run a closed software server, there are many alternatives. If "Webd" gets open source, I'm sure popularity will surely increase. Suggestions: besides running on multiple platforms, the website doesn't say which is the minimum Windows version required (that something useful to know), and it has a typo in the title, since "shareing" is not an English word (it should be "sharing"). It would be cool if support for SSL/HTTPS is added, although file size will be bigger.

Thanks a lot for telling me all that.
Webd is popular in my native language world, it's new to english-speaking world.

Since webd's size quite small, it's not difficult to disassemble and analyze.
I didn't do extra work to protect it from disassembling.
On linux, people can use 'strace' to analyze it's behavior easily.

My codebase consists of multiple programs mixed together, divided into different directories, and interdependent, all compiled using a single Makefile.
Extracting the webd code may require a significant amount of work.

I'm not sure whether to open source it. Currently, at the bottom of the file list on the web interface, there might be an inconspicuous line of text advertising or other information. If it's open-sourced, this will definitely be recompiled and removed, or even changed to someone else's advertisement and redistributed.

Webd requires Windows 7 as minimum Windows version.

The typo has been fixed, thanks again.

I have finished the code for TLS/1.3 support(without 3rd lib). However, it cannot be smoothly integrated with the existing webd code architecture.
I am considering applying the TLS/1.3 code to a new project, such as a chat server similar to webd, because using WebRTC for audio and video calls requires HTTPS support.
For now, webd can be used with a nginx proxy to enable HTTPS.  I knew some people even use it with cloudflare.

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Everything else / Re: Webd, similar to HFS, only 90KB

« Last post by LeoNeeson on June 30, 2024, 04:04:36 AM »

No one interested?

Hi!, thanks for sharing this. I haven't tested (since don't have enough free time right now), but it seems nice by looking the screenshots. You are lucky that I'm active on this forum to leave you a reply. If it's your app, you must know it takes some time a software to get popular and gain trust ("Webd" seems to be a relative new freeware). To my own taste, I always prefer 'Open Source' software, since to run a closed software server, there are many alternatives. If "Webd" gets open source, I'm sure popularity will surely increase. Suggestions: besides running on multiple platforms, the website doesn't say which is the minimum Windows version required (that something useful to know), and it has a typo in the title, since "shareing" is not an English word (it should be "sharing"). It would be cool if support for SSL/HTTPS is added, although file size will be bigger.

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Everything else / Re: Webd, similar to HFS, only 90KB

« Last post by mzw18667 on June 30, 2024, 12:18:55 AM »

No one interested?
I think it's amazing that such a small piece of software can achieve so much, even though it doesn't have a GUI, only a tray icon.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / MOVED: Webd, similar to HFS, only 90KB

« Last post by Mars on June 29, 2024, 12:17:18 PM »

This topic has been moved to Everything else.

https://rejetto.com/forum/index.php?topic=13691.0

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Everything else / Webd, similar to HFS, only 90KB

« Last post by mzw18667 on June 29, 2024, 09:23:34 AM »

• https://webd.cf/webd/
• https://github.com/webd90kb/webd/ (binaries only)
• webd-20240711-win32.7z
• Flexible permission control, users authentication.
• Multiple platforms support, Windows(Win7 and above), Linux, OpenWrt and Armbian, Android(need adb).
• Watch movie files stored on your computer from your phone.
• Easy to share files, transfer files between Phone and PC.
• Support files upload, drag-and-drop upload, folders upload.

I'm not good at english or bullsh*t, so this is what ChatGPT said about webd:
Looking for a simple, secure, and efficient cloud storage solution? Check out Webd! Webd is a free, self-hosted web-based file storage platform that’s incredibly lightweight—less than 90KB! Host it on your own server for complete control over your data. With its user-friendly interface, no registration requirement, and secure sharing options, Webd makes file management a breeze. Easily upload, organize, and share files with unique links. Perfect for individuals and small businesses who prioritize privacy and ease of use. Visit Webd to get started!

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: a new beginning...

« Last post by rejetto on June 21, 2024, 10:56:49 AM »

so hfs is using ?stunnel ? lets encrypt ?or something else on the host system?

sorry for the late reply. email notifications on this forum are no longer working, i don't know why. consider posting on the "new" forum instead, linked on the website.

no stunnel, https is "natively" supported.
hfs uses let's encrypt to generate the certificate (if you don't have one), but you don't need to know that.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: a new beginning...

« Last post by bmartino1 on June 16, 2024, 10:48:30 PM »

Been a while since I logged in. Thought I'd say hi and pop in. Glad to see hfs 3 coming along.

I still occasionally download and use v2 from time to time. its quick, easy, and it just works.

Reviewing Silent plz form 2 version with ssl:
|https://rejetto.com/forum/index.php?topic=10242.255

and the github page for v2 moving to v3:
https://github.com/rejetto/hfs2

https://github.com/rejetto/hfs
as it looks like things are progressing quite well:

I wanted to confirm how hfs3 was doing https?

per github:

Features
https
easy certificate generation
unicode
virtual file system
mobile friendly
search
accounts
resumable downloads & uploads
download folders as zip archive
remote delete
simple website serving
plug-ins
real-time monitoring of connections
show some files
speed throttler
geographic firewall
admin web interface
multi-language front-end
virtual hosting (plug-in)
anti-brute-force (plug-in)
reverse-proxy support
comments in file descript.ion

so hfs is using ?stunnel ? lets encrypt ?or something else on the host system?

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Pусский / Re: Ищу адекватный шаблон

« Last post by radioactive68 on June 07, 2024, 02:05:10 PM »

Обновил в теме с шаблоном ссылку на него
Можно было просто написать мне хотя бы в личку тут..

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: sym nat

« Last post by rejetto on May 26, 2024, 07:56:44 PM »

NAT means that you have a system in front of you (like a router).
The request don't reach you directly, but the router.
If you can configure that router to forward the requests to you, then you can solve your problem, otherwise not.
As you can see, HFS detected not 1 but 2 NATs.
It is probable that you can configure the first one and not the second.
Some providers prevent you from getting requests, and thus run "servers".
You have to ask your internet provider about it.
Did you click "verify" ?

the notification system of the forum is not working.
my suggestion is that you post on github your other questions.
https://github.com/rejetto/hfs/discussions